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OUTDOORS: Weekly fishing report, Feb. 2 - North County Times

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OUTDOORS: Weekly fishing report, Feb. 2 North County Times For an update on the bite, call the tackle shop at 800-521-6332 or 760-244-5951. 2. Diamond Valley Lake's striped bass and largemouth bass bites get equal billing in the pick this week. The largemouth continued to move up as though the spawn is about ... Hunting and fishingThe Spokesman Review Fish reportBakersfield Californian Extended fishing report for week of Jan. 30thSanta Rosa Press Democrat (blog) all 51 news articles »

Another Schmallenberg 'deformed lamb disease' case found in East Anglia - East Anglian Daily Times

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Another Schmallenberg 'deformed lamb disease' case found in East Anglia East Anglian Daily Times This virus seems to be spread by midges. It is likely the mild and warm conditions early last autumn enabled newly-pregnant ewes to be bitten. Although vets cannot be certain, more evidence suggests that SBV does not infect all pregnant ewes. and more »

ESCONDIDO: Organic farmers, local residents hear plan to fight gnats - North County Times

ESCONDIDO: Organic farmers, local residents hear plan to fight gnats North County Times The gnats are "a real problem," said Jack Miller, director of the county Department of Public Health. "These people are experiencing discomfort." Eye gnats, while irritating, do not bite and do not carry serious diseases, but it is possible that they ... and more »

Duck season was a success - NOLA.com

Duck season was a success NOLA.com ... fog, but gnats do. Frightening memories from previous fog hunts came rushing back. By the time I took the short walk from the house to the vehicle I could feel them crawling in my hair, down my neck, up my arms, biting every tiny step of the way.

Pirbright joins fight against Schmallenberg virus - FarmersWeekly

Pirbright joins fight against Schmallenberg virus FarmersWeekly The pattern of transmission of this disease is similar to that of bluetongue, which is caused by an unrelated virus that is carried by biting midges, an IAH spokeswoman said. It is currently thought likely, but not yet confirmed, that Schmallenberg ... and more »